Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-20

9 sedeo on 10 var.
Pennsylvania railroad ofsainls have
dekefmiHed 10 sifa The matter to tha 30.
t1m- The owner Of she trunk Was AZ
listed when ha presented his cheek FOR
tne trunk. a. he baggage room fhis
moEnine. He said be VS. an Hungarian
coal miner. aia name was 10hn Nag
man. de came from HaHleton il ssarch
- vera, and strenuonsly denied that
there vas any explosive in lha trunk. II
coatained. be oiAsma, notoina buf elosh-
Inc. with s0me usalches.
A senslhle PraAlhlriam.
cHicAao. Jan. - -Sheria Matson d.
clares thaf be uill not parmi1 the nas-
RAGS Of the condemned anarohisl. Spiea.
aad ihe young woman namod Van
Laodt 20 occur as Iona aa Spies ronains
IN iafl under his charge. The Shegin
expresses surprise thna che parents a
the girl sAeald allow her 10 meet : con
demued criminal. When Mss Van
xamds appsaFed at the Jail snia uaornina
sue vas refused admilfanoa b. he
guards. as orders had been issued %
aliow no ans 10 see the anarchists.
wara-euf Chnrss aenewea.
BunLNor0N, (vt. Jan. f9.-1hs ~,
Press this morning pftnta thn full taxa
el letter written In July. 1864. hy Gen.
Wm. =. smith, 30 tie iafa 6snnfoF
kuetes = s@all poFtinn of which wna
publishad in the eeptsmbef nnmher AZ
toe CsNf4rs Megasias. In thia letter
Gen. Smith charges Gen. u. 8. Grant
with int0xication, and with nnFfea.
tIiioasly procuring liqaor. and intimalss
that Grant relieved hlm from command
OF the eighteenth corps 10 please General
Butler and from fear THAI Butler weala
sxpose his lGrant'sl intoxieation.
a bemw Delayed Burial.
CLEVELAND, Jan. l9.--Ths funeral Of
the four victims Of The Baliimoro and
Ohio wreck AZ kepahlia. Ohla, on the
4th instant. vas held toaAy nt Kepahiia
10 ths town bail Eleven olsreyman
otkiciafod, the sermon beng preached
hy Rev. NJ. De Witt Lang Of BIoomville.
Ohio. thousands Of people we're N a.
tendance, and the Masonic iodRea Of aIl
the surrounding toWna we're reprenaufs
ed by delegates. The bodies buried
we're thoss sf David ObeF Of Obarlin,
j. &. 0aFtner Of Meohan.
losvilie, Iowa. Frank ID. Bowman o.
LAnaFk, Illinois. and Themaa pember.
ton Of Payne, Ohio. TIE four hearass
we're followed 70 ths Repuolio Cemetery
By long procession. The intermen1
vas made m q lot purchased By tha
railroad eompeny.
Extensive FfFe.
PFrTsBURu. Jan. l9.--Spacinla from
Alliance, Ohio, report q biQ 6Fa raging
here, the ioss already reaching more
han 100000. The Gre started IN
Evans Il Co.'S shoe store, about 8 o'cloak
his morning, and sprcad quickly 10 al.
oininR buildings on bosh sides. AZ 10
,'clock six brick buildings had besn DE-
Itroyed, and tbs Gre was still raging.
LATKR-Ihe nanaRa we're exiinnuishad
Without further damage. Six thFas-
IioFy business blocks we're burned, and
wo others badly damaged. The total
oss will be $4,000, probably two
birds covered BY insurance.
weak Hearted Pugifias.
NxAoK JuaUrIoN, IN. ~, Jan. l9.--
Tommy Danforth and Jaek Harding
aueht 20 the fnish near Nyaok, on the
hudson, early fhis morning. DanfoRth
ron on a foul in seven Founds. Hard
ne fought we'll six rounds, and then bis
leart failed him. In the second round
10 nearly knocked out Dapforth By q
light hand srosa counter. In The
eventh roand Harding Intentionally
ouled DanfoFth, and she latter vas
.iyen the purss and tse naht.
WALL street. Qnetaiioma.
Nnw goRK. Jan. 10 u. 4. s's, 100,
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